Occupational Health & Safety

News & Articles

• Health Report Lists 'Deadly Dozen' Potential-Impact Pathogens Oct 08, 2008

  Health experts from the Wildlife Conservation Society has released a report that lists 12 pathogens that could spread into new regions as a result of climate change, with potential impacts to both human and wildlife health and global economies. more

• Harvard Journal Stresses Importance of Flu Prevention, TreatmentOct 04, 2008

• FDA Clears New H5N1 TestOct 02, 2008

• CDC Awards $24 Million for Pandemic Influenza Preparedness ProjectsSep 29, 2008

• OSHA, American Dental Association Renew Alliance, Focus on ErgonomicsSep 26, 2008

• Needlestick in Dental Office Leads to 'Willful' Charge, $76,500 in Fines Sep 24, 2008

• EPA Issues New, Improved Stormwater Permit Sep 23, 2008

• FDA Proposes to Amend its Bottled Water RegulationSep 22, 2008

• Britons Find ‘Dangerous Synergy’ of Crack and Infectious TBSep 15, 2008

• Hazards Demand Proper ProtectionSep 15, 2008

• APIC Urges States to Proclaim International Infection Prevention WeekSep 13, 2008

• OTC Caution for Children Renewed as Flu Season ApproachesSep 11, 2008

• CDC Starts National Anti-MRSA CampaignSep 10, 2008

• CDC Says Few American Adults are Sufficiently VaccinatedAug 30, 2008

• HHS, Homeland Security Release Pandemic Influenza Vaccine GuidanceAug 28, 2008

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Whitepapers

• Safety Doesn’t Cost: It Pays

  According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), since 1970, 75,000 lives have been saved and millions of injuries and illnesses have been prevented through effective occupational safety and health management systems.1 But you don’t need a statistician to know that safety is good for business. more

• Storm Warning

  

  Planning for a flu pandemic is different from standard disaster preparedness because it won't be a localized event.Planning for a flu pandemic is different from standard disaster preparedness because it won't be a localized event. more